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http://bavp.org.uk/ 14-08-2018 09:44:45
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Lilโ jog over to the bridge this morning just to prove I made it to Bristol for British Association for Veterinary Parasitology! Turns out Avon gorge is quite hilly, so feels like I earned the dreadful Travelodge brekkie. Looking forward to a day packed with excellent talks!
Very excited to see you all this afternoon at the BAVP Annual Meeting!! University of Bristol #BAVP24
Lovely to see so many familiar faces at #BAVP24 University of Bristol
Patchwork of Parasitology Session One Amazing introductory talks from Gemma Crossan, Mae Carpenter ๐ฆฅ๐ฆฅ, Alice Iddon, Caitlin Strachan, Sophie Park and Jack Jefferson. ๐ฆ๐๐ฎ๐งฌ๐๐ฑ๐ชฑ #BAVP24
Patchwork of Parasitology Part Two Thank you for your great presentations Ciaran Lonergan, Emer McCann, Izzy, Rob Kelly , Juhรกsz Alexandra and Alice Burton ๐งฌ๐๐ชฑ๐๐ฉ๐๐ฆ๐ฎ #BAVP24
Well done Amanda Garvey on your talk British Association for Veterinary Parasitology 2024. She did you proud Paul McVeigh #TeamFluke ๐
Patchwork of Parasitology Part Three Amazing presentations from Phoebe Beal, Amanda Garvey, Jessica Irving, Alison Morrison and Jade Duncan ๐๐ชฑ๐งฌ๐ฉ๐ดโ๏ธ๐๐ฑ #BAVP24
Patchwork of Parasitology Part Four Thank you for your great presentations Anna Ciezarek, Rhys Aled Jones, Eilidh Geddes !! ๐ณ๐ชฑ๐๐ #BAVP24
๐ BAVP Best Presentation Runner Up๐ Eilidh Geddes - Implementation of sustainable parasite control strategies on extensively managed sheep farms๐ Eilidh Geddes The Moredun Foundation #BAVP24
๐ BAVP Best Presentation Winner๐ Alice Burton - Immunology and Inflammation: Faecal Biomarkers of Gut Health in Wild and Domestic Ruminants ๐๐ The University of Manchester #BAVP24
Thank you to this amazing group of people for making the BAVP Annual Meeting so much fun! Thank you to University of Bristol for hosting! #BAVP24
Was great to present findings from our #FlukeMap project at British Association for Veterinary Parasitology last week. Major discrepancies found between how farmers perceive fluke risk on their land and actual infection risk areas, which will undermine key fluke control guidance of managing wet/risk areas